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Smartphones Can Be Used to assess the Structural Integrity of a Bridge

Bridges are subjected to extreme environmental loading conditions, such as snow, rain, storm, and extreme heat. These factors could cause an expedited deterioration process in the construction materials, such as concrete and steel. Monitoring the…

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Breast Cancer Vaccine Passes First Human Trials by Safely Generating Anti-Tumor Immunity

Results of the Phase I breast cancer vaccine trial has been published in the journal JAMA Oncology. The cancer vaccine was found to be very safe and highly effective. Breast cancer is one of the deadliest…

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Light-Powered Catalyst Makes Profitable Hydrogen from Stinky Hydrogen Sulfide Gas

Researchers from Rice University have developed a method for petrochemical refineries to turn an expensive-to-treat by-product into hydrogen. In the purification of natural gas, petroleum, and coal-coking operations, large amounts of hydrogen sulfide are produced…

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NTSB Calls For Alcohol Detection Systems Installation On All New Cars

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) urged the U.S. regulators to make it mandatory to install alcohol monitoring systems on new vehicles. According to the estimates of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there…

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Leftover Coffee Grounds Fed Microalgae Produce Low-Emission Biodiesel

Scientists from Britain’s Aston University have produced premium biodiesel after ‘feeding’ and growing microalgae on leftover coffee grounds. Scientists consider this development a breakthrough in the microalgal cultivation system. Algal oil is frequently used to…

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Adobe Connect Vs. Zoom Video Webinars – Comparison Guide

Adobe Connect and Zoom are both prevalent web conferencing platforms. Since the onset of the pandemic and now even much later, these tools have witnessed unprecedented use due to the continued surge in demand for…

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UK Study Finds Link between Poor Sleep Quality with Increased Risk of Irreversible Sight Loss (Glaucoma)

Chronic poor sleep and sleep deprivation can have many adverse effects on health. These effects can be physiological, with an increased risk of stroke, heart disease, and high blood pressure. Adverse effects can also be…

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Combining AI and Microelectronics Might Help In Treating Various Brain Disorders

With the advancements in the medical field, brain disorders such as epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease can be treated using neural implants. Scientists at the University of Toronto are working with microelectronics and artificial intelligence to…

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The Impact of IoT on The Agricultural Sector

Agriculture has always played a crucial role in sustaining civilization. Farming has come a long way from the traditional, not-so-efficient manual methods of growing crops to large-scale, automated cultivation that combines machinery use with numerous…

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Scientists Find an Antibody Treatment That Effectively Prevents Malaria Infection

Malaria is a severe and potentially fatal disease. Nearly half the world’s population lives in areas at risk of malaria transmission. According to WHO, 627,000 total malaria deaths were reported worldwide in 2020. This fatal…

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Technology

Smartphones Can Be Used to assess the Structural Integrity of a Bridge

Breast Cancer Vaccine Passes First Human Trials by Safely Generating Anti-Tumor Immunity

Light-Powered Catalyst Makes Profitable Hydrogen from Stinky Hydrogen Sulfide Gas

NTSB Calls For Alcohol Detection Systems Installation On All New Cars

Leftover Coffee Grounds Fed Microalgae Produce Low-Emission Biodiesel

Adobe Connect Vs. Zoom Video Webinars – Comparison Guide

UK Study Finds Link between Poor Sleep Quality with Increased Risk of Irreversible Sight Loss (Glaucoma)

Combining AI and Microelectronics Might Help In Treating Various Brain Disorders

The Impact of IoT on The Agricultural Sector

Scientists Find an Antibody Treatment That Effectively Prevents Malaria Infection

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